Don't want to be argumentative but the driest of all the Provinces is in Almeria which is in Andalusia. This is relevant because of the area's, Murcia has been problematic in the past when it comes to Wilding or FLTing.
You may be correct there. The adjacent province & only a short distance away compared to the vast size of Andalucía as a whole. During the 18 months we lived there it definitely rained on as many as 5 days, but not as many as 10, although I wasn't counting & I could sail all winter on the Mar Menor still in shorts & shirt rather than donning a wet suit. People used to winter wild camp on our prom for weeks on end and on nearby parkland, mainly Dutch & German, but I cannot really understand why they do that unless it is solely cost reasons. Getting water & disposal of waste was a real problem & many wild campers used to simply tip it all! There is no wonder the wild camping is being targeted by the authorities, but I understand there are problems as to jurisdiction between National & Local powers resulting in no enforcement being taken very often. I personally only ever stay on campsites so I wouldn't really know the issues.
Wasn't that dry for us in September 2019
Don't tell everyone about VILLASOL they all will want to come!!!
Go on give it a try......
you know you want to really..
Which other site ?
Tauro? We went for a preview visit in Jan 2019 [to escape the imminent Rally at the existing site] and were almost set on a pitch when an existing camper suggested it may not be right for us, claiming that he had been physically assaulted by another visitor in the Bar 2-3 days earlier. No proof, but we decided that we didn't need to take a chance. Moved on to visit Camping Florida and met the very friendly Moroccan [?] owner, who introduced us to his mother and sundry other members of his family, promising that we would have a great time and that he would match the price of the site we were about to leave. It was like a scene from the outtakes of Carry on Camping, totally mad/bonkers in a charming sort of way, and we would probably have taken the pitch, except that the site was almost deserted, and when we walked up through the town, most of the surrounding properties, hotels and cafés etc were also closed, and it was a Day's March to Mercadona! So we resumed the search for a new site the following day and chose Camping Allegeria at Benicarlos. It was an entertaining, if somewhat chaotic weekend, that gave us concerns and laughs injust about equal measure!
Camping Florida is a bit run down
is this recently as we’ve never been charged €20, I think the most has been €17 for us in 2019/20 and that’s on a fully serviced pitch
And was that with unlimited electricity or charged by the kilowatt
I paid 20 euros last July and the huge amount of 4 euros for leccy in the three weeks we were there in June,July this year.Good value in todays market for an excellent site in a great location.BUSBY.
I take it you didn’t use much then
We were quoted similar price
June July, enough said..Fridge,kettle,hot water. BUSBY.
Still cheaper than coastal sites in UK. BUSBY
that was with no electricity which from memory cost just under €11 for the 7 nights we were there
Rubbish! We’re paying £8 a night in Devon, with a sea view.
you can’t compare Leddon Farm with Bonterra, according to their facilities they list good tv reception and a shop.Rubbish! We’re paying £8 a night in Devon, with a sea view.
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Azahar!
With two pools,bar restaurant,gym, and of course 10 months of sunshine? Can get what they are offering free opposite the beach just 10 miles along the coast from bonterra Park,, Plus sunshine most of the year.Rubbish! We’re paying £8 a night in Devon, with a sea view.
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I don’t think one is necessarily better than the other, just different.you can’t compare Leddon Farm with Bonterra, according to their facilities they list good tv reception and a shop.
Whereas Bonterra has lovely immaculately clean toilet/shower blocks, indoor and outdoor pools, restaurant with excellent food and a fabulous bar.
Then theirs serviced pitches with hard standing, water, waste and ehu.
Washing facilities even for your dogs as well as clothes
compare a like for like site in the UK and I think you’ll be paying £40-50+ depending on location
Apart from the sunshine and facilities, the main difference is the value for money...
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